Kylie Jenner attended Schiaparelli’s couture runway show in Paris on Monday wearing a black velvet strapless gown adorned with a life-size head of a lion. The faux head, complete with a manicured mane, covered her torso, and she paired the outfit with black Schiaparelli sling-backs. The lion head was a pre-release from the label’s Spring-Summer
On January 14, the talented R&B quartet, Khemistry released their debut single, “Don’t Stay Mad” on YouTube and all the usual streaming platforms. Khemistry’s musical vision is based on delivering the emotion, storytelling and harmonies of 90s-influence R&B. Their lyrics and storytelling focuses on themes of love, emotion and heartache. Their music is influenced by
Coco Jones has released an expanded version of her 2022 EP “What I Didn’t Tell You” called “What I Didn’t Tell You (Deluxe)” via High Standardz/Def Jam Recordings. The deluxe edition includes all the songs from the original EP, such as “ICU” and “Caliber,” as well as four new tracks, including her collaboration with Babyface
By Teresa M. Walker, AP Pro Football Writer Ran Carthon looked up, pausing before answering a question his aunt warned would come. He is the first Black general manager in the history of the Tennessee Titans, a franchise founded in 1960 as the then-Houston Oilers in the original American Football League. “I understand I’m standing
By Omar Faruk, The Associated Press Somalia’s government says five civilians were killed when al-Qaida-linked extremists stormed a regional government office in the capital on Jan. 22. The founder of the Aamin ambulance service, Abdulkadir Adan, told The Associated Press his team collected 16 wounded people from the scene. The al-Shabab extremist group claimed responsibility
By Glenn Gamboa, AP Business Writer Fidelity Investments will commit $250 million to a new education initiative to support up to 50,000 underserved minority students with scholarships and mentorship programs in the next five years. The Invest in My Education program, announced recently, plans to increase graduation rates and students’ ability to complete their education
By ArtfulTea.com It’s a new year and a lot of people are trying out new things. Many people are attempting to embody the phrase ‘new year, new me’ by focusing on their health and wellness. In addition to being a time for new beginnings, January is also National Hot Tea month. There are lots of
By Ashraf Khalil and Calvin Woodward, The Associated Press A half century after Roe v. Wade, March for Life supporters on Jan. 20 celebrated the Supreme Court’s dismantling of that constitutional right to abortion and heralded the political struggle set loose by the court’s decision. President Joe Biden pledged to do all in his limited
By Reginald Williams, Special to the AFRO “Bethune Cookman University has announced that Ed Reed has withdrawn his name from consideration to become the next head football coach at the university,” read the email submitted to Reed on the morning of Jan. 21. Responding before a room filled with parents, players and volunteers, an emotional
By AFRO Staff Baltimoreans came out to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 16 in Baltimore. After much controversy, and only a week to prepare, the parade turned out to be a major success. Bands, Black Greek Letter Organizations, city agencies, elected officials and non-profit groups all took part in the